A Mini-ITX carrier board for the RPi CM4 (Compute Module 4) with PCIe peripheral connectivity
Designed by ALFTEL in CanadaSeaberry Board users may experience difficulty to procure RPi CM4 modules from legacy sources such as CanaKit or PiShop (out of stock), BUT modules are currently available from RPi Locator Portal
The Seaberry Pi is a full-featured Raspberry Pi CM4 (Compute Module 4) carrier board in a standard Mini-ITX form factor that exposes the PCIe bus to a variety of different connector types, which include:
The ability of Seaberry Pi to connect with commercial PCIe cards makes it a flexible tool for applications including:
The board is crafted as a standard Mini-ITX form-factor motherboard and supports all functionality that can be found on a Raspberry Pi CM4 IO board, including:
The board also features support for the latest 802.3bt PoE standard to allow up-to 100 W power delivery from qualified PoE power source (802.3bt PoE module to fit Seaberry Pi board and support 80-100W power workload is in works and will be available soon, but users can use any available Raspberry Pi PoE HAT observing maximum power consumption that will depend on PCIe peripherals plugged to the Seaberry Pi board).
Seaberry Pi design was inspired by our success with x12 M.2 Carrier Board with an idea to enable current and new Raspberry Pi CM4 module users to experiment and discover potential of PCIe bus interface available on CM4.
Form-factor:
PCIe:
CM4 connectivity:
Power:
Video:
USB:
Network And Connectivity:
RPi header I/O:
Programming/Control:
Real-Time Clock:
Seaberry Pi Board Documentation
Our trusted RPi PCIe guru Jeff Geerling maintains a database of all so far tested and verified PCIe add-on cards that are compatible with RPi CM4. This project is maintained on GitHub; suggest new cards to test or share your own experiences there. These helpful resources can help you in your own PCIe testing on the Seaberry Pi, or can inspire you to create your own custom Seaberry Pi based projects!
Single-board computer maker Radxa has introduced a new computer-on-a-module featuring a Rockchip RK3566 processor and support for up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of eMMC storage. This module will be compatible with Seaberry Pi board with a potential to fully unleash AI potential with single and dual Coral TPU offerings from Google. More detailed information is available here.
You would not even need to rely on Radxa as the only backup supplier, since the Pine64 SOQuartz module, also based on Rockchip RK3566 and compatible with Raspberry Pi CM4, should become available soon.
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| Shipping Rate | Tracked | Ships From | First Item | Additional Items |
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| Canada Post: Xpresspost | Yes | CA | $22.00 | $10.00 |
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